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$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Rob Noyes of Fuel Poverty Action addresses around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action who set up a mock fracking site during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action set up a mock fracking site during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Thames Valley Police deployed around 50 police officers, including mounted police officers, in preparation for a family-friendly protest by around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. A speaker from Reclaim the Power addresses around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action who set up a mock fracking site during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action dismantle a mock fracking site during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action experience an environmental disaster from a mock fracking site set up during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Hamish Haynes of the Preston New Road campaign urges around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action to wave to Centrica employees during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action set up a mock fracking site during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources. Security guards and around 50 Thames Valley Police officers were deployed around the Centrica headquarters.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Activists playing Centrica managers count their money during a protest by around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action who set up a mock fracking site outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$

$Windsor, UK. 22nd February, 2019. Hamish Haynes of the Preston New Road campaign addresses around 60 campaigners from Reclaim the Power and Fuel Poverty Action who set up a mock fracking site during a family-friendly protest outside the headquarters of Centrica to call on the British multinational energy and services company to cease its support for fracking operations through its partnership with shale gas company Cuadrilla Resources.$